L’Olivier Floral Atelier, known as the ‘haute-couture’ of floral design and the floral artists behind A-list New Yorkers, is teaming up with Dümmen Orange for a Pop-Up Shop in Brookfield Place. Called the Brookfield Ephemeral Boutique, a world of pure floral luxury awaits downtown Manhattan, opening November 20, 2015.
The Brookfield Ephemeral Boutique in partnership with Dümmen Orange flowers is offering a uniquely crafted ‘Grab-and-Go’ collection exclusively available at Brookfield Place starting at $35. Highlights of the collection include bouquets with a large variety of roses, daisies, gerberas, seeded eucalyptus, lily grass, aspidistra, philodendron leaves and more. L’Olivier Floral Atelier’s signature arrangements, priced from $125, will also be available.
“We are thrilled to be popping up in Brookfield Place, the new heart and soul of downtown Manhattan with the Grab-and-Go collection tailored to younger clients who love flowers. With this new atelier, we look forward to reaching the downtown audience and allowing everyone to experience the best in floral design,” said Olivier Giugni, founder of L’Olivier Floral Atelier.
L’Olivier’s Brookfield Ephemeral Boutique will be giving away complimentary flowers during lunchtime on their opening Friday, November 20th and Saturday, November 21st as well as offering floral demonstrations, promotions and hosting events throughout the six month Pop-Up.
For more information:
Dummen Orange
www.dummenorange.com
Brookfield Ephemeral Boutique
Brookfield Place
230 Vesey Street
Ground floor
New York City
212.774.7676
lolivier.com
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